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10.12.2024 17:30
 

Clara Saak (Universität Wien, Inst. für Physikalische Chemie): Cooperative Surface Structure of Model Sea-Spray Aerosol Surfaces

While greenhouse gases have a pronounced warming effect on our climate, aerosols have a net cooling effect due to their ability to reflect and scatter...
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03.12.2024 17:30
 

Philipp Honegger (Loschmidt-Preisträger 2023): Computational Spectroscopy of Reverse Micelles

We want to understand the inner workings of biological cells and why biochemical reactions therein differ from those in test tubes...
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12.11.2024 17:30
 

Tim Grüne (Universität Wien, Institut für Anorganische Chemie, Zentrum für Strukturanalyse): Partial Charges of Molecules Determine from Electron Diffraction

The term "partial charge" is a rather loose concept in chemistry that assists chemists to understand the reactivity of compounds...
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11.06.2024 17:30
 

Stefan Kowarik (Institut für Chemie, Universität Graz): Accelerating X-Ray Analytics with AI - Speed, Precision, and Autonomy in GIXD, XRR, and Beyond

X-ray analytics, though a well-established standard, often involve complex data analysis that requires substantial expert knowledge...
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28.05.2024 17:30
 

Michael Schneider (Technische Universität Wien, Institut für Sensor- und Aktuatorsysteme): Material research and unconventional approaches to PiezoMEMS devices

It is an inherent ability of lifeforms to sense and manipulate their environment. Human ingenuity has extended this ability to technical systems in...
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14.05.2024 17:30
 

Burkhard Schillinger (Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (FRM II), TU München): When X-rays fail - Try Neutrons!

X-ray attenuation strictly depends on the number of electrons in the sample materials, and thus on their position in the periodic system...
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